Glossary

Every word the site uses, in plain words. Each entry points to the page that explains it properly.

#Money

#Stash

Your single balance behind every table. It has four parts: available, reserved, rakeback and withdrawing. See Your stash and cashing out.

#Load up

To deposit USDG into the vault so that it appears in your stash. See Loading up.

#Cash out

To withdraw money from your stash to your wallet, using a signed withdrawal voucher. See Your stash and cashing out.

#Buy-in

What you put up to play one game. The tier sets it, and the code calls it the stake. See How a game works.

#USDG

Global Dollar, the dollar stablecoin every buy-in uses. It has 6 decimals and its issuer is Global Dollar, not RHR. See Contracts.

#Gas

The fee for an on-chain transaction, paid in ETH on Robinhood Chain. Playing games costs no gas. See Loading up.

#Ledger

The game server's double-entry record of who is owed what. Every game settles as one balanced entry. See Custody and your money.

#Rake

The house's cut: a percentage of what is won in a game, set by tier. See Rake.

#Rakeback

Part of the rake your games generate, credited back to your stash. See Rakeback.

#Net rake

Gross rake minus the rakeback credited. It is what the vault sends to the rake router. See Rake.

#Dust

The leftover millionths of a USDG when a share does not divide evenly. It goes to the rake. See Rake.

#Volume

The sum of the buy-ins of the games you have played. It sets your rakeback rate and your level. See XP and levels.

#Table

#Hood

A player, and the hood they wear. A shot hood is out of the round, and hoods always stay on because it is a cartoon. See What RHR is.

#Seat

One of the six places at a table. Seats are numbered 0 to 5, and the gun passes clockwise in seat order. See How a game works.

#Table

Six seats, one tier and one mode. See How a game works.

#Tier

A table's buy-in level, from Kopek to Tsar. Hood NFTs also have a perk tier: common, rare, epic or legendary. See How a game works and Hood NFTs and perks.

#Classic

The mode with one round and one loser. See Classic and Last Hood Standing.

#Last Hood Standing

The mode where rounds repeat until one hood is left, and that hood takes the pot. Often shortened to LHS. See Classic and Last Hood Standing.

#Game

Everything from seating to payout at one table. See How a game works.

#Round

One loaded cylinder, played until a bang. Classic has one round, and Last Hood Standing has one for every hood shot. See Classic and Last Hood Standing.

#Click

A pull of the trigger that lands on an empty chamber. Players also use the word for the act of pulling. See At the table.

#Bang

A pull that lands on the bullet. It ends the round, and cash bursts out of the shot hood. See At the table.

#Cylinder

The gun's rotating block of chambers. In a round it has one live chamber for each player still alive. See The provably fair spin.

#Chamber

One slot in the cylinder. Pull number j in a round fires chamber j. See The provably fair spin.

#Gum plug

The comic pink plug that fills a cylinder slot that is not live, which is cartoon only. See How a game works.

#Hazard

The chance that the next click is the bang, given that the earlier clicks were empty. It is written "1 in N". See How a game works.

#Dare

An optional extra click after a click. It costs real extra risk and pays nothing, only XP, jackpot tickets and badges. See At the table.

#Autopilot

How a disconnected or timed-out seat plays: one automatic click and a pass, never a dare. See At the table.

#AFK

Away from keyboard. If your turn clock runs out, the server clicks once for you and passes, and two timeouts in a row drop your seat after the game. See At the table.

#Quick join

Seating you at a table for the tier and mode you pick, without choosing a table yourself. See How a game works.

#Spectator

Someone watching a table without a seat. Spectators never receive the revealed seed. See At the table.

#Demo mode

The free table with play money and bots, with no wallet and no chain. See What RHR is.

#Private room

A table for your own group, with a custom buy-in and a PIN-protected link. See Private rooms.

#PIN

The short code that protects a private room's link. See Private rooms.

#REKT

The red stamp on a shot hood. Cartoon only. See What RHR is.

#Fairness

#Commit

A SHA-256 fingerprint of the server's secret seed and the game number, published before the first click. See The provably fair spin.

#Reveal

The server showing its seed and every client seed after the game, to the players who were dealt in, so the game can be re-derived. See The provably fair spin.

#Server seed

The server's secret 32 random bytes for one game. See The provably fair spin.

#Client seed

16 to 32 random bytes your browser contributes to a game's randomness. See The provably fair spin.

#Mix

The key made by hashing the server seed, the game number and every client seed together. It drives each round's start seat and bullet. See The provably fair spin.

#Seed window

The last 5 seconds of the countdown, when browsers send their client seeds. See How a game works.

#On-chain

#Vault

The contract that holds every deposit and pays every withdrawal. See Contracts.

#Checkpoint

A signed batch of net balance changes that the settler sends to the vault. See Custody and your money.

#Settler

The game server's signing key, which signs checkpoints and withdrawal vouchers. See Custody and your money.

#Guardian

A key that can pause settlement and vouchers and cancel queued large withdrawals, but cannot move funds. See Contracts.

#Owner

The administrative key, a multisig Safe in production. It can replace the settler behind a 48-hour timelock but cannot move player balances. See Contracts.

#Keeper

The automated key that triggers the daily buyback within spend caps. See Buyback and burn.

#Voucher

A message signed by the server's key that a contract accepts exactly once. A withdrawal voucher names you, an amount, a one-time number and a deadline. A jackpot voucher names the winner, the day and the amount. See Your stash and cashing out and The jackpot.

#Escape hatch

The vault's way out when the settler is gone: request a forced withdrawal, wait 24 hours, then collect it within 3 days, before the request expires. It pays the lowest balance you had since the request, never more than you hold. See Custody and your money.

#Timelock

A fixed wait before a change takes effect. Replacing the settler has a 48-hour timelock, longer than the 24-hour escape hatch. See Contracts.

#Safe

A multisig wallet, where several people must approve an action. The owner key is a Safe in production. See Contracts.

#Withdrawal queue

Where a withdrawal above the instant limits waits for a delay, and where the guardian can cancel it. See Your stash and cashing out.

#Fee splitter

The contract that divides creator fees and hood mint proceeds: 30% jackpot, 20% stakers, 20% tournaments, 20% house, 10% buyback. See The $RHR token.

#Rake router

The vault's only rake destination. It splits net rake: 12% stakers, 10% jackpot, the rest house. See Rake.

#Rewards

#$RHR

The optional token with staking, perks and a daily buyback. It is not launched yet. See The $RHR token.

#Weight

Your staking share: tokens times the lock multiplier, times one plus any hood boost. See Staking.

#Lock

A fixed period of 3, 7, 14 or 30 days that staked $RHR cannot leave. There is no early exit. See Staking.

#Position

One staking lock. A wallet can hold up to 32. See Staking.

#Holder

Someone who owns at least one hood NFT, or who has staked $RHR worth at least 0.05% of the supply. See Hood NFTs and perks.

#VIP

Holder-only access: the Oligarch and Tsar tiers and free-roll tournaments. See Hood NFTs and perks.

#Hood NFT

One of the Russian Hoods, an on-chain generative ERC-721 whose best tier boosts rakeback, staking weight and jackpot tickets. See Hood NFTs and perks.

#Jackpot ticket

One entry in the daily jackpot draw, earned from the day's volume and from surviving dares. See The jackpot.

#Level

A number from your lifetime volume: floor((volume / 20) ^ (1 / 2.2)). It is cosmetic. See XP and levels.

#XP

Experience points. Surviving a dare earns some, and the level formula reads volume only. See XP and levels.

#Achievement

A badge for something you did, which also unlocks a hood skin you can equip. See Achievements.

#Skin

The look of your hood on your seat. Eight defaults are always available, and each achievement adds one. See Achievements.

#Buyback

The daily purchase of $RHR with the buyback share of fees. See Buyback and burn.

#Burn

Destroying tokens so that nobody can ever move them. See Buyback and burn.

#Tournaments

#Hood games

RHR's name for tournaments. See How hood games work.

#SNG6

A hood game with one table of six players. See Brackets and tables.

#CUP36

A hood game with 36 players: six tables of six, then a final. See Brackets and tables.

#Free roll

A hood game with no entry fee, paid for from the tournaments share of fees and open to holders only. See Prizes and payouts.

#Entry fee

The 10% charged on top of a paid hood game's buy-in. It is not part of the prize pool. See Prizes and payouts.

#Prize pool

The buy-ins of a hood game, fixed when registration closes and paid out by finishing place. See Prizes and payouts.

#Slang

The site talks like this in headings and asides. None of it appears in the rules or in anything about money.

#gm

Good morning, the traditional greeting of the crypto world. It is said at any hour.

#ser

Sir, with a typo that became a tradition.

#hood up

Get ready to play. The hood is always on anyway.

#rekt

Wrecked. In RHR it is the red stamp on a shot hood, and it is cartoon only.

#receipts

Proof. At RHR that means your saved commits and the games you have verified yourself. See The provably fair spin.

#wagmi

We are all gonna make it. A hopeful phrase, not a forecast, and nobody is promised anything.

#ngmi

Not gonna make it. Usually said about someone else's bad idea.

#touch grass

Go outside and take a break. Good advice after any cash out. See Responsible play and safety.

#Safety

#Cool-off

A break you choose, from 1 hour to 7 days, during which the server will not seat you. It cannot be shortened. See Responsible play and safety.

#Self-exclusion

A block you set on yourself for 7, 30, 90, 180 or 365 days (a week to a year), which the server enforces by refusing to seat your wallet. It cannot be shortened. See Responsible play and safety.

#Loss limit

A daily or weekly cap you set on how much you are willing to lose. The server enforces it by standing you up, not the contracts. See Responsible play and safety.